Vietnam: Communist Party aim to improve key economic issues after Covid-19; no local cases for 33 days


Danang on Sunday (Oct 4, 2020) welcoming the first group of tourists visiting the city more than two months since the second wave of Covid-19 forced the suspension of all tourist activities in the tourist city. - Vietnam News/ANN

HANOI, Oct. 5 (Xinhua): The 12th Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee (CPVCC) convened its 13th meeting on Monday to discuss the country's socio-economic situation in 2020 and the plan for 2021.

The committee under the chair of CPVCC General Secretary and Vietnamese President Nguyen Phu Trong will review the draft documents to be submitted to the 13th National Party Congress, Vietnam News Agency reported.

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